Answer:
A. simple
Explanation:
Asexual reproduction is mainly used by bacteria or small organisms that are too simple to have created a mechanism for sexual reproduction. The advantage of sexual reproduction is the recombination--why do you think you're not an exact copy of your parent? That's because they didn't have you via asexual reproduction.
Why not B: This is the opposite.
Why not C: This isn't necessarily a requisite condition; many bacteria do not live underwater.
Why not D: This is certainly wrong. Bacteria are not extinct, and not looking to be so anytime soon.
It is important because 1/3 of our fresh water is above the suface which is not a lot considering the fact that 4% of the world's water is fresh water, which is what makes our fresh water very important and valueable.
Sorry if this is long I'm an over achiever.
Answer:
Before the advent of modern biology, study of life and organism was in the realm of natural philosophy and was never in the club of classical sciences like physics, chemistry and engineering. Today biology is a science that studies life and living organisms.
Explanation:
A biologist can be categorized as a scientist because all the processes that supports scientific investigations are carried out in the study of biology- data collections, critical thinking, observation and collection of result for the purpose of public consumption.
On the other hand forensics is the mainly the aplication of science-mostly biology- in resolving criminal activities. It involves the collection of samples, anaylsing and presentaion of result for decison making.
Autosomal recessive trait
autosomal dominate trait
x linked recessive trait
x linked dominate trait
y linked recessive trait
y linked dominate trait
The Eukarya<span> differ from the Archea and </span>Bacteria<span> in that their cells are eukaryotic, meaning they contain a membrane enclosed nucleus and </span>other<span> membrane enclosed organelles. ... The </span>Eukarya<span> ribosomal RNA (rRNA) sequence is </span>unique<span> and </span>different<span>from either the Archea or the </span><span>Bacteria</span>
